It won for Matt Wuerker's cartoons, which highlighted partisan political divides.
Nearly every issue of Simplicissimus carried one or two of his cartoons, which became increasingly political.
Consider Fox's four "Ice Age" cartoons, which together grossed around $800m.
The text is accompanied by four "New Yorker" cartoons which feature crash dummies.
This is the case for many New Yorker cartoons, which can be both timely and timeless.
The youngest son, Stephen, had the starchy appeal of Peter Arno cartoons (which, surprisingly, he collected).
Charlie Hebdo also included its own cartoons which also lampooned other religious figures.
I supported that newspaper's right to run those cartoons, which offended so many.
CBS contracted for low-cost, Canadian-produced cartoons, which have drawn marginal ratings.
Unlike studio cartoons, which often involve computer-generated imagery, the Fierlingers' work is hands-on, sort of.
"The Charlie Hebdo artists were executed in cold blood for drawing satirical cartoons, which is an entirely legitimate activity.
